Aztec Noir

In a land of xerophytic plants and subterranean rivers, prickly pear and grey fox, elf owl and jackal, a pale grey ziggurat disrupts the horizon. Aztec Noir is a modern interpretation of Pre-Columbian purification rituals involving the wild Palo Santo tree. Once lit, Palo Santo wood releases sinuous helices of smoke thought to cleanse space and self. Before burning, it bears a delicate aroma akin to lemongrass, resurfaced in this scent by white grapefruit. This atavistic blend of incense and citrus is grounded by an infusion of cedarwood and amber. Notes— palo santo, white grapefruit, warm woods, cedarwood, amber Essence— folk, crisp, atavistic, ceremonial, cleansing, smoldering